 Haiku Scotland 2 Elizabeth Gardens Stoneyburn West Lothian EH47 8BP UK ISSN 1744-7232 £1 cheques payable to "F. Henderson" email Haiku Scotland Before commenting on this review please read the FAQ page Home page Notes for publishers Want to be a reviewer? Anthologies. Books. Audio. Magazines. Software. Video. Artefacts. Web design by Gerald England This page last updated: 25th May 2005. |
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This Sunrise issue as it is labelled presents an interesting selection of haiku and other short poetry. Editor Frazer Henderson has a series that starts to the city zoo a primary school outing — two by two by twoand ends with pouched purchases leaving the zoo shop time to hop off homeFrazer is also credited with railway announcer's well-practised hesitation — the next train's.....delayedyet it is the contributor's note for john millar that reads once lived in California but moved to Falkirk to reduce the time commuting. He writes haiku on the back of tickets when waiting for delayed trains. He is writing more than ever.and it is pretty obvious that several of the contributors are pseudonyms. Henderson isn't the first editor whose inaugural issue was littered with his own work disguised by pen-names. But this is a rich feast and one hopes he will attract more contributors for future issues. reviewer: Mandy Smith. | |